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SUMMARY TABLE OF SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES If mitigation implemented will Potentially Significant Impacts Suggested Mitigation Measures impact be less than significant? Land Use Placement of residential lots and golf course fairways The golf course and residential lot scheme should be Yes undermine the integrity of the forest, and degrade a unique redesigned to unify and protect the riparian biological feature. woodland area and to provide a buffer between the project's residents and the forest to reduce impacts on this resource. (See discussion of biological impacts in Section 4.7, Biological Resources.) Cancellation of*a a portion of the site under Williamson If the Board of Supervisors cannot make the Yes Act contract could result in the premature loss of an findings for cancellation, the applicants could agricultural resource. postpone development plans until the contracts automatically expire following a Notice of Non- renewal; or the applicants could relocate their project closer to an urban parcel not under N Williamson Act contract that would encourage contiguous development. Traffic/Circulation Paved roadway widths of 18 feet as shown on the site plan The project's collector streets should be constructed Yes are inadequate. to include one 10-foot wide paved travel lane in each direction with 4-foot wide gravel shoulders, for a minimum overall road width of 28 feet. The narrowness and small curve radius on Davis Road at The portions of Davis Road north of Peltier Road Yes some locations north of Peltier Road could prevent large which have comers too narrow for excavation trucks trucks from making the required turning movements along the to negotiate should be widened and repaved to haul route. accommodate large truck turning movements preceding the excavation process. The County uses a standard of 96-foot minimum turning path diameter, or 48-foot turning radius, which measures the distance between the outermost point of a truck at the beginning of a U-turn to the same point of the truck after the U-turn is completed.